Sentence examples for particularly cordial from inspiring English sources

But with big prize-money increases this year in the Grand Slam tournaments, the relationship between the players and the major tournaments is particularly cordial at the moment.

Never mind that neither has a particularly cordial relationship with Mr. Bush, and that neither has expressed interest in the job.

The Emir's relations with the neighboring Egyptians are not particularly cordial, and the fact that he is in his sixties and has no male heirs may also lead to dissension sooner or later.

During special gatherings, like the "Legends Weekend," the atmosphere is particularly cordial and the participants are very social.

Relations with the West, and particularly the U.S., remained cordial.

His efforts to expand westward, however, brought him into conflict with both Lithuania (with which he had maintained cordial relations, particularly after marrying the Grand Duke's daughter Sophia in 1390) and Novgorod.

"He was frail and harassed," says Janis. "He was very correct and cordial, but not a particularly pleasant human being.

Almost without exception, African American voters proved to be enormously cordial and hospitable, though not particularly forthcoming.

It helps a lot when the spectre of a particular person, who particularly loved particular things, stands at our shoulder, urging attention, inviting cordial argument, and marvelling at our shared good luck, to be so extraordinarily entertained.

Governor-elect Dan Malloy, Democrat of Connecticut, who criticized the White House after his election last month for doing a "particularly weak job telling its side of the story," told reporters Thursday that the Blair House session was cordial.

The two have never been particularly close and did not serve together in the Senate, but associates of both said they had developed a cordial relationship during the campaign, and they talked by telephone Tuesday and Wednesday.